Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, once known as jihadist warlord Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, announced this week that Syria has attracted $28 billion in investment since his government took power in December.
The Syria crisis is spiraling as President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s short rule continues to disintegrate under sectarian violence and massacres targeting Alawites and Druze.
Israel’s foreign minister made headlines this week by attending a high-level meeting with Syrian and Lebanese officials—a rare occurrence signaling shifting regional dynamics.
Israel launched a precision strike near the Syrian Defense Ministry headquarters in Damascus this week, aiming to protect vulnerable Druze civilians in the war-torn country.
Syria’s escalating Druze-Bedouin conflict has left at least 89 people dead in Sweida, where fierce tribal clashes are prompting foreign military action and international concern.
